David A Lane
Biographic Data
| ID | 3601314 |
|---|---|
| NAME | David A Lane |
| GIVEN NAMES | David A |
| FAMILY NAME | Lane |
| SIGNATURE | LANE D A |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Minnesota |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-4283-3695 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 24 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 6 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 24 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1921 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Transitioning between institutions
Social Work Education and Practice Learning at a Crossroads
This article is based on a relatively small-scale qualitative research study for the Greater Cambridgeshire Social Work Teaching Partnership (GCSWTP) and Anglia Ruskin University (ARU), the aim of which was to identify the core quality components of social work practice learning in order to achieve excellence, in preparation for frontline professional social work practice. The research took a broadly phenomenological approach to describe and inte…
The Child’s Guardian – Listening and Giving Weight to Children’s Views
Both the child protection and public child law systems assume a child-centred approach is at the heart of their work with children. That assumption is based on what are considered child-centred principles, which are enshrined in legislation in England and Wales in the Children Act 1989, mainly the principle of paramountcy of the child’s welfare in Section 1(1) and the principle of no delay in Section 1(2), in relation to the completion of proceed…
Successful application of a cross-sectoral integrated care approach to addiction and homeless services – the experience from Southern Ireland
An introduction: (comprising context and problem statement) The 2010 Irish National Drug Rehabilitation Framework advocated an integrated and coordinated care approach to drug rehabilitation in Ireland, providing guidelines around standardised protocols (screening, assessments, care-planning, case-management) within the addiction services, then largely absent nationally.Short description of practice change implemented: In the absence of consisten…
Mirage of democracy
РЎ падРμРЅРёРμРј СССРдостоинства “либРμральноРNo РґРμмократии” стали занимать С†РμнтральноРμ РјРμсто РІ РґРёСЃРєСѓСЂСЃРμ РґРμржав, РїСЂРμС‚РμндующиС... РЅР° РіРμРіРμРјРѕРЅРёСЋ РІ западном РјРёСЂРμ. Чтобы считаться полноправным члРμРЅРѕРј СЃРѕРІСЂРμРјРμРЅРЅРѕРіРѕ глобального СЃРѕРѕР±С‰Рμства, государство должно Р…
Responding to Allegations of Negligence by Former Children in Care
David Lane discusses the system whereby people allege negligence on the part of agencies that were responsible for their care as children or young people. Although his article is written from the personal viewpoint of an expert witness and former director of social services, the system is a sufficiently important (if small-scale) process in our legal and social services to merit scrutiny, especially as the author has some concerns about what is h…
Darwinian Evolution - Broad Enough for Culture
The modern scientist-practitioner
The Transition from Communism to Capitalism
Introduction Soviet Society: Institutional Polyarchy PART I: POLITICAL ELITE DIVISION IN THE LATE USSR The CPSU Ruling Elite 1966-1991 The Central Committee Apparat 1981-1991 The Government Bureaucracy The Supreme Soviet of the USSR: From Fusion to Fission The Political Elite under Gorbachev: Cohesion and Division PART II: THE POST-SOVIET GOVERNING ELITES The Ascendant Elite: Yeltsin and the Supreme Soviet of the Russian Federation 1990-1993 Muta…
The commission for racial equality
A Nonstochastic Interpretation of Reported Significance Levels
Tests of significance are often made in situations where the standard assumptions underlying the probability calculations do not hold. As a result, the reported significance levels become difficult to interpret. This article sketches an alternative interpretation of a reported significance level, valid in considerable generality. This level locates the given data set within the spectrum of other data sets derived from the given one by an appropri…
Social Change and Stratification in Eastern Europe
Journal Article Social Change and Stratification in Eastern Europe: An Interpretative Analysis of Poland and Her Neighbors Get access Social Change and Stratification in Eastern Europe: An Interpretative Analysis of Poland and Her Neighbors. By Alexander Matejko. New York, Washington: Praeger; London: Pall Mali. 1975. 272 pp. £8.00. David Lane David Lane 1Emmanuel College, Cambridge Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google…
Structural and Social Change in Poland
The government which came to power with Soviet backing in Poland in 1945 sought to create a new socialist order based on that of the Soviet Union. In the years immediately following 1945 the Soviet model of State socialism was extensively copied, but the ruling élites found that the Poland of the late 1940s and early 1950s was in many ways different from where the model had been evolved — Soviet Russia of the twenties and thirties. Like all gover…
The Army and Negro Troops--World War II Style
An Army Project in the Duty-Time General Education of Negro Troops in Europe, 1947-51
Until rather recent years the United States Army looked upon the utilization of Negro troops as a special problem, aggravated by their low educational levels, low scores in the Army General Classification Test (AGCT) of selected aptitudes and abilities, and a high rate of disciplinary cases. Under the approved policy of racial segregation, the problem was accentuated by the organization of Negro troops into all-Negro units fed through an all-Negr…
Integration in the Armed Services
The Development of the Present Relationship of the Federal Government to Negro Education
David A. Lane, Jr., The Development of the Present Relationship of the Federal Government to Negro Education, The Journal of Negro Education, Vol. 7, No. 3, The Purpose and Scope of the Seventh Yearbook (Jul., 1938), pp. 273-281
Some Major Implications of the Fifth Yearbook of the Journal of Negro Education
It is not the purpose of this chapter to summarize each of the twentythree studies and discussions that constitute Parts I and II of this Yearbook, but to present certain observations and conclusions by way of general summary and by way of comment upon some of the larger aspects of the vital issues that the Yearbook opens up. The contributors deserve commendation, at the outset, upon the general evenness, clarity, and cogency of their discussions…
The Need for a Coordinated Program of Student Personnel Work
Student and Collegiate Contracts
The Junior College Movement Among Negroes
In seventeen Southern and border states ' of the United States and in the District of Columbia, law or custom maintains completely separated schools for Negroes. In seven other states,2 separate public schools and a few privately-supported separate institutions for Negroes have grown up here and there, either under permissive legislation or in the absence of prohibitive legislation. Disregarding, for the moment, those states, localities,and insti…
The Report of the National Advisory Committee on Education and the Problem of Negro Education
The Negro in British South Africa
Herbert J. Seligmann, The Negro Faces America
Social Work Education and Practice Learning at a Crossroads
This article is based on a relatively small-scale qualitative research study for the Greater Cambridgeshire Social Work Teaching Partnership (GCSWTP) and Anglia Ruskin University (ARU), the aim of which was to identify the core quality components of social work practice learning in order to achieve excellence, in preparation for frontline professional social work practice. The research took a broadly phenomenological approach to describe and inte…
The Child’s Guardian – Listening and Giving Weight to Children’s Views
Both the child protection and public child law systems assume a child-centred approach is at the heart of their work with children. That assumption is based on what are considered child-centred principles, which are enshrined in legislation in England and Wales in the Children Act 1989, mainly the principle of paramountcy of the child’s welfare in Section 1(1) and the principle of no delay in Section 1(2), in relation to the completion of proceed…
Responding to Allegations of Negligence by Former Children in Care
David Lane discusses the system whereby people allege negligence on the part of agencies that were responsible for their care as children or young people. Although his article is written from the personal viewpoint of an expert witness and former director of social services, the system is a sufficiently important (if small-scale) process in our legal and social services to merit scrutiny, especially as the author has some concerns about what is h…
Darwinian Evolution - Broad Enough for Culture
Social Change and Stratification in Eastern Europe
Journal Article Social Change and Stratification in Eastern Europe: An Interpretative Analysis of Poland and Her Neighbors Get access Social Change and Stratification in Eastern Europe: An Interpretative Analysis of Poland and Her Neighbors. By Alexander Matejko. New York, Washington: Praeger; London: Pall Mali. 1975. 272 pp. £8.00. David Lane David Lane 1Emmanuel College, Cambridge Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google…
Integration in the Armed Services
The Negro in British South Africa
Herbert J. Seligmann, The Negro Faces America
The Report of the National Advisory Committee on Education and the Problem of Negro Education
Student and Collegiate Contracts
The Junior College Movement Among Negroes
In seventeen Southern and border states ' of the United States and in the District of Columbia, law or custom maintains completely separated schools for Negroes. In seven other states,2 separate public schools and a few privately-supported separate institutions for Negroes have grown up here and there, either under permissive legislation or in the absence of prohibitive legislation. Disregarding, for the moment, those states, localities,and insti…
The Need for a Coordinated Program of Student Personnel Work
Some Major Implications of the Fifth Yearbook of the Journal of Negro Education
It is not the purpose of this chapter to summarize each of the twentythree studies and discussions that constitute Parts I and II of this Yearbook, but to present certain observations and conclusions by way of general summary and by way of comment upon some of the larger aspects of the vital issues that the Yearbook opens up. The contributors deserve commendation, at the outset, upon the general evenness, clarity, and cogency of their discussions…
The Development of the Present Relationship of the Federal Government to Negro Education
David A. Lane, Jr., The Development of the Present Relationship of the Federal Government to Negro Education, The Journal of Negro Education, Vol. 7, No. 3, The Purpose and Scope of the Seventh Yearbook (Jul., 1938), pp. 273-281
Integration in the Armed Services
An Army Project in the Duty-Time General Education of Negro Troops in Europe, 1947-51
Until rather recent years the United States Army looked upon the utilization of Negro troops as a special problem, aggravated by their low educational levels, low scores in the Army General Classification Test (AGCT) of selected aptitudes and abilities, and a high rate of disciplinary cases. Under the approved policy of racial segregation, the problem was accentuated by the organization of Negro troops into all-Negro units fed through an all-Negr…
The Army and Negro Troops--World War II Style
Structural and Social Change in Poland
The government which came to power with Soviet backing in Poland in 1945 sought to create a new socialist order based on that of the Soviet Union. In the years immediately following 1945 the Soviet model of State socialism was extensively copied, but the ruling élites found that the Poland of the late 1940s and early 1950s was in many ways different from where the model had been evolved — Soviet Russia of the twenties and thirties. Like all gover…
Social Change and Stratification in Eastern Europe
Journal Article Social Change and Stratification in Eastern Europe: An Interpretative Analysis of Poland and Her Neighbors Get access Social Change and Stratification in Eastern Europe: An Interpretative Analysis of Poland and Her Neighbors. By Alexander Matejko. New York, Washington: Praeger; London: Pall Mali. 1975. 272 pp. £8.00. David Lane David Lane 1Emmanuel College, Cambridge Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google…
A Nonstochastic Interpretation of Reported Significance Levels
Tests of significance are often made in situations where the standard assumptions underlying the probability calculations do not hold. As a result, the reported significance levels become difficult to interpret. This article sketches an alternative interpretation of a reported significance level, valid in considerable generality. This level locates the given data set within the spectrum of other data sets derived from the given one by an appropri…
The commission for racial equality
The Transition from Communism to Capitalism
Introduction Soviet Society: Institutional Polyarchy PART I: POLITICAL ELITE DIVISION IN THE LATE USSR The CPSU Ruling Elite 1966-1991 The Central Committee Apparat 1981-1991 The Government Bureaucracy The Supreme Soviet of the USSR: From Fusion to Fission The Political Elite under Gorbachev: Cohesion and Division PART II: THE POST-SOVIET GOVERNING ELITES The Ascendant Elite: Yeltsin and the Supreme Soviet of the Russian Federation 1990-1993 Muta…
The modern scientist-practitioner
Darwinian Evolution - Broad Enough for Culture
Responding to Allegations of Negligence by Former Children in Care
David Lane discusses the system whereby people allege negligence on the part of agencies that were responsible for their care as children or young people. Although his article is written from the personal viewpoint of an expert witness and former director of social services, the system is a sufficiently important (if small-scale) process in our legal and social services to merit scrutiny, especially as the author has some concerns about what is h…
Mirage of democracy
РЎ падРμРЅРёРμРј СССРдостоинства “либРμральноРNo РґРμмократии” стали занимать С†РμнтральноРμ РјРμсто РІ РґРёСЃРєСѓСЂСЃРμ РґРμржав, РїСЂРμС‚РμндующиС... РЅР° РіРμРіРμРјРѕРЅРёСЋ РІ западном РјРёСЂРμ. Чтобы считаться полноправным члРμРЅРѕРј СЃРѕРІСЂРμРјРμРЅРЅРѕРіРѕ глобального СЃРѕРѕР±С‰Рμства, государство должно Р…
Successful application of a cross-sectoral integrated care approach to addiction and homeless services – the experience from Southern Ireland
An introduction: (comprising context and problem statement) The 2010 Irish National Drug Rehabilitation Framework advocated an integrated and coordinated care approach to drug rehabilitation in Ireland, providing guidelines around standardised protocols (screening, assessments, care-planning, case-management) within the addiction services, then largely absent nationally.Short description of practice change implemented: In the absence of consisten…
The Child’s Guardian – Listening and Giving Weight to Children’s Views
Both the child protection and public child law systems assume a child-centred approach is at the heart of their work with children. That assumption is based on what are considered child-centred principles, which are enshrined in legislation in England and Wales in the Children Act 1989, mainly the principle of paramountcy of the child’s welfare in Section 1(1) and the principle of no delay in Section 1(2), in relation to the completion of proceed…
Social Work Education and Practice Learning at a Crossroads
This article is based on a relatively small-scale qualitative research study for the Greater Cambridgeshire Social Work Teaching Partnership (GCSWTP) and Anglia Ruskin University (ARU), the aim of which was to identify the core quality components of social work practice learning in order to achieve excellence, in preparation for frontline professional social work practice. The research took a broadly phenomenological approach to describe and inte…
Transitioning between institutions
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